
Emerging Gear: Outdoor Products This Week
‘Mountain lollipops’ to bicycle brake lights: Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.
‘Mountain lollipops’ to bicycle brake lights: Our weekly peek at emerging products examines the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design.
An all new ‘Survival Race’ is coming to North America for the first time, and it sounds crazy!
A little-known trail follows a spectacular route through the heart of Patagonia and beyond. As of now, there is no guidebook – yet.
Name your mountain sports dream, train, and share everyday, and you could win gear and $9,000 from Dynafit to make the trip a reality.
SponsoredLooking for some epic rides before you pack up that bicycle? Lonely Planet gave us a peek at 10 eye-popping (and leg-sapping) bike routes from around the globe.
On 9/29/16, the Packing It Out duo completed all 2,650 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. In total, they removed over 720 pounds of trash from the trail. Here is their final report.
How’s your back half? If you can finish a marathon faster than you start it, you can win any free pair of New Balance shoes. Here’s how.
Among the more popular trail shoes of our era, Salomon updates its Speedcross for 2016. We took the 4th generation of the shoe on a series of trail and mountain runs for this review.
Amy and David Freeman paddled out of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area and into history last Friday afternoon, one year to the day since leaving civilization.
Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula is a sportsman’s paradise. But when making an adventure film, are the long summer days long enough?
Can any action sports camera stand up to GoPro’s quality without the GoPro price? We may have found one.
Conrad Anker’s attention to detail has helped him become both a legendary climber and a valuable gear designer.
SponsoredCovering more than 240 miles, a man knocked out 48 peaks in New Hampshire in less than 6 days, unsupported.
The challenge: Climb a major Pacific Northwest peak (in this case a volcano) and capture it on film, including a look into the crater on Mount St. Helens.
Regardless of physical ability, mountain bikers, cross-country explorers, hunters, and eco-friendly commuters can use this electric vehicle to venture into the wilderness.
No, thanks.